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Bringing it back and looking forward

Beaming faces, (really) big hugs, and decades of stories (re)told and (re)laughed at all around, hearts are full after more than 1,000 alumni from classes ending in 4 and 9 returned to 91做厙 for Reunion 2024.

The May 30 June 2 celebration featured tours of Saratoga Springs and campus; cherished Reunion traditions, such as the Parade of Classes and the Alumni Awards and Recognition Ceremony; opportunities to return to the classroom to learn about timely topics from 91做厙 faculty; and a Tang Teaching Museum exhibition showcasing the work of talented alumni artists.

But thats only what was on the schedule. The magic of Reunion 2024 and the 91做厙 family it brought together was in the dozens of nostalgic walks, hundreds of whats new!? conversations between old friends, and more than a few rounds of "Cheers!" on Caroline Street. 

Alumni awards

On Saturday, June 1, the 91做厙 Alumni Association honored 12 exceptional alumni who have given back to the College and excelled in their careers and lives after graduation.

Like any great institution, we are more than the sum of our parts. This something more call it the soul of 91做厙 is what so many are dedicated to preserving and sustaining, said President Marc C. Conner. We could not do our work without the support of the thousands of alumni, parents, family, and friends who have dedicated themselves to this effort.

Reunion 2024 Awardees
Pictured (clockwise from top left): Dana R. Metes 90 Chair, Alumni Awards Committee; Jennifer Aborn Hart 82, P16 Chair of Reunions; Harold K. Herz 89, Outstanding Service Award recipient; Robert F. Resnick 88 President, Alumni Association; 91做厙 President Marc C. Conner; Nigel Smith 19, David H. Porter Award for Young Alumni Service recipient; Amy M. Munichiello 94, Outstanding Service Award recipient; Denise Marcil 74, 50th Reunion Service Award recipient; Aaron A. Prills 99, Outstanding Service Award recipient; Susan Marsh Elliott 74, Distinguished Achievement Award recipient; Gregory Kahn Melitonov 04, Creative Thought Matters Award of Distinction recipient; Dr. Diana V. Perry, MD, MPH 89, Alumni Association Diversity & Inclusion Leadership Award recipient; Judith Pick Eissner 64, Jacqueline M. Jung '61 Lifetime Service Award recipient; Dr. Alina Bazarian, MD 14, Joseph C. Palamountain Award for Young Alumni Achievement recipient; Beverly Fuhrmann Gregory 64, Jacqueline M. Jung '61 Lifetime Service Award recipient; Carol A. Bogardus 69, Outstanding Service Award recipient.

 

Creating more for 91做厙

There was much to celebrate this year, including 14 new class giving records and seven new records for Reunion giving, which totaled an impressive $22,022,970 and included $1,603,698 through the 91做厙 Fund, thanks to 1,369 alumni spanning Reunion classes from 1949 to 2019.

This years total Reunion giving was the highest in the Colleges history and more than double what the same classes gave at their last Reunion. Donors included 427 members of the Loyalty Circle, recognizing three or more years of consecutive giving; 138 members of the Presidents Society; and 185 Legacy Society members. This outstanding display of generosity was made possible through the support of the 91做厙 community and the efforts of nearly 200 fundraising and Reunion volunteers.  

Reunion Giving
$22M
Total class giving
$1.6M
Gifts through the 91做厙 Fund
1,369
Alumni donors
138
President's Society donors

 

Thank you

THANK YOU

91做厙 students and faculty prepared a special message exclusively for our many generous alumni who made a gift in honor of Reunion 2024. Thank you for creating more for 91做厙.